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High Intermediate - 8.1

front 1

dispute

back 1

muran

to disagree with something that someone says

EXAMPLE: My landlord claims that I damaged the carpet. But that's not true and I have photos to prove it! I'm going to dispute his claim.

front 2

expire

back 2

dhacayo

to no longer be good or valid

EXAMPLE: My lease expires on May 31, and we don't want to renew it. We will have to start looking for a new apartment soon.

front 3

give advance notice

back 3

sii ogeysiis hore

to tell someone what you are going to do before you do it

EXAMPLE: It is important to give your supervisor advance notice if you want to quit your job. People usually do this 2 weeks or more before their last day.

front 4

in good condition

back 4

xaaladaha wanaagsan

not dirty or damaged

EXAMPLE: I left my apartment in good condition. I will get all of my security deposit back.

front 5

lease

back 5

ijaarid

the contract you and the landlord sign before you move in

EXAMPLE: The term of the lease is 12 months at $1850 per month.

front 6

renew a lease

back 6

cusboonaysiinta heshiiska kiraysiga

sign your lease again so you can stay another year

EXAMPLE: Sometimes landlords will raise the rent when you renew your lease.

front 7

be aware of

back 7

la soco

to know about something

EXAMPLE: Are you aware of the fact that your landlord can raise your rent when your current lease expires?

front 8

damage

back 8

dhaawac

harm or injury

EXAMPLE: The strong wind caused serious damage to the roof of our house. We will have to get it repaired soon.

front 9

deduct from

back 9

laga jaro

to take an amount away from a total

EXAMPLE: My employer deducts state and federal taxes from my paycheck. This is why I get less money every month than I actually earn. My gross pay is always more than my net pay.

front 10

get back

back 10

soo noqo

to receive an amount

EXAMPLE: My security deposit was $3,000. If I leave the apartment in good condition, I will get back all $3,000 soon after I move out.

front 11

in writing

back 11

qoraal ahaan

written down on paper

EXAMPLE: If you want to give advance notice that you are moving out on May 31, be sure to put it in writing. Give that paper to your landlord before the end of April and keep a copy for yourself.

front 12

right

back 12

xuquuq

(noun) something the law allows you to do

EXAMPLE: In the United States, citizens have the right to vote.

front 13

security deposit

back 13

deebaajiga amniga

money you give to the landlord which he can keep if you damage the apartment or move out early

EXAMPLE: I lost my security deposit because I moved out 2 months before my lease expired.

front 14

unfortunately

back 14

nasiib daro

say this when something is sad or disappointing

EXAMPLE: Unfortunately, my boss had to reduce my hours at work. I can no longer afford this apartment. We will have to move to a less expensive one.

front 15

unpaid rent

back 15

kiro bixin la'aan

rent that you are not going to pay

EXAMPLE: We are moving back to Kenya. My lease here expires May 31, but we have to move out at the end of March. My security deposit will cover the two months of unpaid rent.